so i'm looking forward for that. >> we last saw inmate daniel johns seven days ago, when he first enteredt facilities. now at north facility, inmate johns has come to realize he's tired of coming to jail. >> i've got a record. it's embarrassing. i come to jail, they tell me, oh, you've been here 17 times, you know. yeah. i've spent like the past two years of my life in county jail. i'm just tired of it. >> having just heard that his 30-day sentence has been reduced to 15, inmate johns is nervous about his release, knowing that he has an outstanding warrant for $10,000. >> i've got a warrant. i was supposed to get out on the 4th of july. right? this holiday. and i've just been in my cell, my dorm, thinking about my warrant. i don't know if they're going to let me go or not. i'm kind of paranoid. i'm hoping that i can just kind of like squeeze through here, you know, without the probation officer seeing that. if they're going to see that they're going to keep me here for a long time. >>> next on "lockup" -- the l.a. county jail uses star power to reach out to violent inmates. >>> often when

what does jeremy lin, daniel dae kim and john cho have that we don't? this asian tycoon says his foolproof dating boot camp can take them from zero to hero. we tag along on their dates to find out. >>> and overexposed? beyonce's doing it. kim kardashian's slamming it. and the tsa is in trouble for it. why all the controversy about nursing in public? >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," march 2nd, 2012. >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight, breaking news as dozens of tornadoes deliver a body blow to the nation's midsection turning towns into rubble and leaving 26 dead across 6 states. the path of destruction is historic in its width, with storms reported as far south as georgia and as far north as illinois. abc's ginger zee has been chasing the storms all day and reports now from henryville, indiana. ginger? >> reporter: cynthia, this is one of the most incredible steens i've ever come upon when storm chasing and one of the most incredible

some of the money taken was intended for the families of sergeants mark, irvin, daniel, and john. the four oakland officers were shot and killed by a parolee back in 2009. investigators say the families never received any donations from atkins or the deputies sheriffs oh,. >>> evidence could come -- three judge panel is considering whether a 55 second video can be used as evidence during mirkarimis trial. the video was taken bay neighbor and shows mirkarimis wife eliana lopez crying and pointing to a bruise on her arm. the trial judge will consider a motion to allow a domestic violence expert and uc berkeley lecturer testify. >>> in a few hours they will go shopping in walnut creek. new neiman marcus opens the doors. claudine wong is there on how this can be an economic boost. >> reporter: good morning, pam. doors not open yet but we are waiting. certainly the mayor who we talked to this morning says he hopes when people come to the neiman marcus today and from now on they will come from all over deciding it's worth the effort to drive here. the only two neiman's in the bay area a

some of the money that was taken was intended for the families of sergeants mark, irvin, daniel, and johnland officers were shot and killed by a parolee back in 2009. investigators say the families never received any donations from atkins or the deputies sheriffs association. >>> the sheriffs governor is talking about the role he played in firing joe paterno. tom orbit says he wishes paterno had done more when telling them about the accusations against san custody kay. they were right to fire paterno last fall because he failed to follow up on the accusation. now sandusky has been charged with sexually abusing several boys and pleaded not guilty. paterno died of lung canister january. >>> the cal golden bears took another step toward the post season. >> drives on right and scores. >> that's how they do it. jorge scored 22 points. it was just a couple days ago sanford beat cal preventing the bears from winning a share of the leagues regular season title. cal will play colorado tonight. sal likes that. >> i know sal does. that's not the way my bruins are doing it this year. march madness no

the teller avenue bridge that runs over 580 is now sergeant mark dunnegan, irvin romans, daniel kind, and officer john haiti memorial bridge. chief howard jordan calls the anniversary his department's own 911. >> when you say 321 too many oakland police officer it means a lot to us because it means it was the darkest day of our history, one in which we lost four very brave officers >> in 2009 a wanted parolee gunned down the four officers following a traffic stop. he was also killed in the gunfight >> a drug and alcohol counselor at salinas high school is accused of secretly filmed students having sex in his office. 34 year-old gilbert all of yours was arrested last week on suspicion of arresting a teenage boy but investigators say they have since found 14 cellphone video is featuring other students on his computer. they say he does not appear to be in the room when the recordings were made. in nightmare flight to china for travelers out of sfo. the passengers spent two days stop in alaska in route to shanghai. united airlines blighted, diverted the flight three hours after taking off because the rest

she has been an amazing gift to me and these children, john, daniel, sarah, marie, and patrick behindr on the stage has just delivered time and time again. i just want to thank them again publicly for all they are doing for us. [cheers and applause] my daughter elizabeth is in hawaii. tough duty, i know. we are counting on her to surprise them all out there with the results tonight. when you wake up in the morning, we will see how well my daughter did. thank you for the sacrifice. i always have to say, i know she is watching me at home, by 3 1/2 year old. glassy. i love you. -- bless you. i love you. this campaign is about ordinary people doing extraordinary things, sort of like america. sort of like america, going out there and exceeding expectations. going out there and defying the odds. we believe in something that is bigger than ourselves. that is what america has always been about. it has not been about self. it has been about giving and trying to do something for somebody who needs help more than you do yourself. i looked around. the crowds that we had an alabama and mississippi

the keller avenue bridge will be dedicated to sergeant mark, irvin roman, daniel and officer john hegey. they died during a shoot-out with a cornered fugitive. mixon was also killed. >>> the search continues for a san francisco man who just disappeared in death valley national park. 67-year-old george kohler vanished march 12 during a cycling trip. witnesses say that they last saw him heading back to his tent at the mesquite springs campground. the campground is about 180 miles northwest of las vegas. his tent and bicycle were both at the campground the next morning but he was nowhere to be found. search crews still searching death valley for kohler with the help of dogs and aircraft from a nearby airport base. >>> 5:05. the suspect wanted in a deadly shooting in france surrounded by police right now in a stand-off. marla tellez has the latest. >> reporter: they are talking to police negotiators and say he plans to surrender. exactly when is not known. the stand-off started early this morning when heavily armed officers raided the home. it was within a few miles of the jewish school whe

to this campaign, but more importantly, she is an amazing gift to me and to these children -- john, danielrah marie and daniel and patrick who are here behind me. this team up here on this stage has just delivered time and time again for me and my life and i just want to thank them again publicly for all they are doing for us. [cheers and applause] >> my daughter elizabeth is in hawaii. tough doubt duty i know. we are counting on her to surprise them out there with the results tonight. we will see how well my daughter did, thank you, sweetie, for the sacrifice. and of course, i always have to say hell ono too tomy sweetheart, my three and-a-half yearly, bell a. thank you, sweetie. bless you, i love you. this campaign is about horde -- ordinary folks doing extraordinary thing, sort of like america. sort of like america, going out there and exceeding expectations, going out there and defying the odds because we believe in something that is bigger than ourselves. that's what america's always been about. it's not been about self. it's been about serving, it's been about giving and trying to --

john, daniel, sarah, maria, peter, and patrick behind me.team up here on this stage has just delivered time and time again. for me in my life, and i just want to thank them again publicly for all they're do for us. god bless you. my daughter elizabeth is in hawaii. tough duty, i know. but she's in hawaii, so we're counting on elizabeth to surprise them all out there with the results tonight when you wake up in the morning and we'll see how well my daughter did. thank you, sweetie, for the sacrifice. and of course, i always have to say hello to my sweetheart, i know she's watching me at home, 3 1/2-year-old bella. thank you, sweetie. bless you, i love you. this campaign is about ordinary folks doing extraordinary things. sort of like america. sort of like america, going out there and exceeding expectations. going out there and defying the odds because we believe in something that is bigger than ourselves. that's what america has always been about. it's not been about self. it's been about serving. it's been about giving and trying to do somet

john, daniel, sara marie, peter and patrick who are here behind me, this team up here on this stage hasust delivered time and time again for me in my life. i just want to thank them again publicly for all that they're doing for us. my daughter, elizabeth, is in hawaii. tough duty, i know. but she's in hawaii. and so we're counting on elizabeth to surprise them all out there with the results tonight when you wake up in the morning, and we'll see how well my daughter did. thank you, sweetie, for the sacrifice. and, of course, i always have to say hello to my little sweetheart. i know she's watching me at home. my little 3 1/2-year-old, bella, bless you. i love you. this campaign is about ordinary folks doing extraordinary things. sort of like america. sort of like america, going out there and exceeding expectations, going out there defying the odds because we believe in something that's bigger than ourselves. that's what america's always been about. it's not been about self. it's been about serving. it's been about giving and trying to do something for someone who needs help more than you

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the keller avenue bridge will be dedicated to sergeants mark dunnigan, irvin romass, daniel fikay and officer john in march of 2009 during a shoot-out with cornered fugitive nixon. he was also killed in that incident. >>> san francisco drivers can expect delays along the busy embarcadero this morning. part of the northbound lane between mission and howard streets will be closed. crews will be out repairing the sewer lines. no word on when that lane will reopen. >>> 6:35. looks like a clear day outside for us. >> good morning to you. it will be a nice day today. we are going to see temperatures in the 70s. something we haven't had for a while. and the thing is that if you want the rain we have that back in the forecast as of today. the next four days it works out like this. we are going to see nice conditions. dry conditions today. by tomorrow, we start to get showers and shave off ten degrees. same thing for friday. mice conditions on saturday. shave off ten degrees. get the rain showers. that's what is happening in the weather department. let's take you outdoors and show you what it looks like ri

john, daniel, and sarah maria. people ask me why we are doing this. we have children ages 20 to 3.5. think about all the other people who have stepped forward, defending our freedom is all over the world. this is the least we could do when our country is in a perilous state. it is in a state of great opportunity. this election has to mean something. it cannot just be an election between tweedle dum and tweedle dee. it has to be an election where there are choices for the american public. if we want to make a big things happen, we want to reduce and balance the budget, we have a plan that cuts $5 trillion over five years and balances the budget in five years. we will spend less money next year than we did the year before. [applause] we need someone who is going to shake things up. someone who does not have billionaires running negative ads. in the general election, whoever the republican nominee is, it is not going to be able to outspend barack obama. they will have to win this election being outspent. governor romney has never won a state in this coun

john, daniel, and sarah maria. people ask me why we are doing this. we have children ages 20 to 3.5. think about all the other people who have stepped forward, defending our freedom is all over the world. this is the least we could do when our country is in a perilous state. it is in a state of great opportunity. this election has to mean something. it cannot just be an election between tweedle dum and tweedle dee. it has to be an election where there are choices for the american public. if we want to make a big things happen, we want to reduce and balance the budget, we have a plan that cuts $5 trillion over five years and balances the budget in five years. we will spend less money next year than we did the year before. [applause] we need someone who is going to shake things up. someone who does not have billionaires running negative ads. in the general election, whoever the republican nominee is, it is not going to be able to outspend barack obama. they will have to win this election being outspent. governor romney has never won a state in this coun

danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> some of you will recall the serial sniper john allen muhammad was also stationed at fort lewis. he was executed in 2009 for killing 10 people. >> the university of maryland college park avoids what could have been a tragic day on campus after a student there threatens a mass shooting, that student is now in custody. andrea fujii has the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: campus police arrested 19-year-old alexander song of howard county after he wrote on line i will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus. hopefully i kill enough people to make it to national news. stay away from the mall tomorrow at 1:30. university of maryland department of public safety arrested song on sunday and he was taken to an area hospital for a mental evaluation. campus police worked through the night alerting students of the threat. the police chief released a statement saying the incident was taken extremely seriously and all efforts were put forth to bring a speedy and save resolution, the website describes song as a member of a campus research program and scheduled to graduate in 2014.

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john, sara maria, where are you? patrick, elizabeth, peter and daniel. they're all wearing buttons for our little bella. we have everybody here. [ applause ] >> we went up against enormous odds not just here in the state of ohio, who knows how much we were out-spent but in every state. there wasn't a single state in the list i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case, we overcame the odds. here in ohio, still too close to call. [ applause ] >> just like the folks here in stubenville and the ohio valley and all the valleys of this country that are the heart and soul of this country, they worked hard and they overcame odds. that's what -- that's what we're here to talk about. that's why we came to stubenville. that's one of the reasons i'm so proud to have my mom and father-in-law and mother-in-law up on stage with me. they're a part of the greatest generation of america. [ applause ] th >> they preserved liberty by sacrificing immeasurably to keep this country free from despots. ladies and gentlemen, it's a bit different battle that we'r

we have john, sarah maria -- where are you? patrick, elizabeth, peter and daniel. and they're all wearing but theons for our little bella. so we get everybody here. we went up against enormous odd, not just here in the state of ohio, where who knows how much we were outspent, but in every state. there wasn't a single state in the list that i gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case, we overcame the odds. here in ohio, still too close to call. but just like the folks here in steubenville and throughout the ohio valley and all the valleys of this country that are the heart and soul of this country, they worked hard and they overcame odds. that's what we are here to talk about. that's why we came to steubenville. that's one of the reasons i am so proud to have my mom and my father dismaw mother-in-law up on stage with me. they're part of the greatest generation of america. nawpz. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> they preserved liberty to keep this country free from despots. ladies and gentlem

john, sarah maria, where are you? patrick, elizabeth, peter and daniel. they are all wearing buttons for our little bella. we have everybody here. we went up against enormous odds, not just here in the state of ohio where who knows how much we were outspent but every state. there wasn't a single state in the list that i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case we overcame the odds, here in ohio, still too close to call. [ applause ] but just like the folks in steubenville and throughout the ohio valley and all the valleys of this country, that are the heart and soul of the country, they worked hard and overcame odds. they are part of the greatest generation of america. [ applause ] they preserve d liberty by sacrificing to keep this country free from despots. ladies and gentlemen, it's a bit different battle we're engaged in today but no less a battle for the basic liberties that this country was founded upon. we have a group of people in washington and in other places around this country who believe that the elites in washington are the

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my son john and daniel, one of the other boys, occasionally my daughter would come with us, and karen would not ride in the truck. that is not true. she loved the truck. we had a great time. no one was paying much attention to us, but we were delivering the message that we need a conservative, someone with a record and a vision, and just would not run on but a candidate this is someone who understood the plight of everyday americans in america, someone who grew up in neighborhoods like most people grew up on in america, and was able to go out and articulate that message, concerned not just about the 99% or 95%, but 100% of the americans, and we have a plan to give everyone the opportunity to rise and a fill their dreams, because that is what america is about. [cheers and applause] and we are here in ohio. as mike said, we have been hammered here in the media. $12 million. $12 million in the last few weeks. 12 to 1 is the ratio that we have been outspent. it is really remarkable, and yet, the average of the five poles, dead even here in the state. [cheers and applause] it is a gut chec

we have john, sarah, maria, where are you? patrick, peter, elizabeth and daniel they are wearing buttons for our little bella so we have everybody here. we went up against enormous odds. not just here in the state of ohio where who knows how much we were outspent but in every state. there wasn't a single state in the list i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case we overcame the odds. here in ohio, still too close to call. so just like the folks in steubenville and throughout the ohio valley and all the valleys of this country that is the heart and soul of this country, they worked hard and they overcame odds and that's what -- that's what we're here to talk about and that's why we came to steubenville. that's one of the reasons i am so proud to have my mom and father-in-law and mother-in-law up on stage with me. they are part of the greatest generation of america. they preserve liberty by sacrificing immeasurablely to keep this country free from dess -- despites. ladies and gentlemen, it's a di

daniel patrick moynihan goes back to his tenured position at harvard so there was a vacuum then in the white house and the tack tigs that the president was very comfortable with, john urlichmann was there to fill that vacuum in part. >> i think is the first the president trusted urlichmann implicitly. the second is that urlichmann had a refined organizational intelligence, and that was a quality which wasn't -- that was a quality which was valuable to nixon. nixon used it. >> in the back? >> i have two questions. first one, was nixon a racist? and if so, why or why not, and the second question to the whole panel is, in nixon's economic policy, was he economics 101 or did he have a post doc? where and how much did he really know about what he was doing as an administrative president or as far as economic policy goes? >> i think the answer i would give is yes, some people might feel more comfortable with the wo word, there are comments that emerged about jews and mexicans that we would use that word, it gets into a little bit of a semantic point with respect to him and prejudice and racism i think that he also believed in a conversation of opportunity. he said we're

daniel patrick moynahan goes back to his tenured position at harvard so there was a vacuum then in the white house and the tactician that the president was very comfortable with, john ehrlichman was there to fill that vacuum in part. >> i think is the first the president trusted ehrlichman implicitly. the second is that ehrlicmman had refined organizational intelligence. that was a quality which wasn't -- that was a quality which was valuable to nixon. and nixon used it. >> right. yes, in the back. >> i have two questions. first one, dean, easy one for you. was nixon a racist? and, if so, why or why not? and the second question to the whole panel is, in nixon's economic policy, was he economics 101 or did he have a post doc? where and how much did he really know about what he was doing as an administrative president or as far as economic policy goes? >> well, i think the answer i would give to that question is yes. some people might feel more comfortable with the word "prejudiced." we see this in the halderman diaries, making some comments about african-americans. there are comments that have emerged about views and about mexicans that we would use that word. you k

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daniels joins me now on the phone in indianapolis. governor our condolences for the deaths you've had so farpt what's your biggest worry at the moment? >> johnthe darkness will fall before we discover all those who may be trapped or otherwise suffering. we've we've got we think the best emergency response system in the country. great radio communications and a prewritten plan in every county. but still we've got all too much experience in indiana with these storms. and all the warnings and all the preplanning in the world aren't always enough to offset what mother nature does. >> you mention all that planning. and you are sadly used to this because of where you are in the country. and this happens from time to time. the national weather service meteorologist calling this outbreak "crazy". is it unusual both in the number of the storms and the force of the storms in your view? >> i'm no meteorologist. and despite as i say our frequent experience with this, i am constantly amazed by both the unpredictability and the ferocity of what mother nature can unleash when she chooses to. and you may recall we had a tragedy in our state fair just a few

teff john, sarah maria -- where are you -- patrick, elizabeth, peter and daniel, and they're all wearingtons for our little bela. so we've got everybody here. >> before senator santorum begins to introduce every member of the audience, we give the man the national time and this is how he spends it. we'll take a commercial break. when we come back, let's find out if he's turned to anything of substance other than the names and addresses of everyone in the building. ed >> ohio is too close to call. there's no indication mitt romney will win there, or setting himself to come back after the great upset victory that's foreseeable, if not indicated by any of the numbers at this point which are too close to call. when we left the senator, he was still introducing members of his family, some two and three times apiece. let's rejoin senator santorum already in progress. >> not to their business or employer or to the community or nonprofit organization in their community. we'll be looking always to those in charge, to those who now say to you that they are the allocator and creator of rights in am

daniels who also went to merry'sville that was wiped off of the map. he said unfortunately, the indiana emergency crews have far too much practice in this kind of thing. i will toss tow my colleague john >> we are in the delano community outside of chattanooga, tennessee. can you see the detruction and what used to be a house lifted off of its foundation yesterday. we spoke to christopher johns last night. just before the tornado arrived he was out on the front porch looking at the severe moving in and saw a funnel cloud drop down from the sky and as soon as it touched the ground . didn't get further from the kitchen when the house was picked off and destroyed around him. he survived unskate had a bad scrape but four other family members he had to help free to the wreck yadge get to the nearby hospital. his neighbors were injured as well we pan around and look at what is going on in the neighborhood. utility crews as mike toban was talking about earlier. this is a scene you are seeing in the path of the storm that came through here. restoring the infrastruct and you are electricity. many residents will not be able to move back in their home for several months as repairs get underway .

we have john, sarah maria -- where are you? patrick, elizabeth, peter and daniel.ll wearing buttons for our little bella. so we got everybody here. we went up against enormous odds, not just here in the state of ohio where, who knows how much we were outspent, but in every state, there wasn't a single state in the list that i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case we overcame the odds. here in ohio, still too close to call. [cheers and applause] but just like the folks here at steubenville and throughout the ohio valley and all the valleys of this country that are the heart and soul of this country, they worked hard and they overcame odds, and that's what we're here to talk about, and that's why we came to steubenville. that's one of the reasons i'm so proud to have my mom and my father-in-law and mother-in-law up onstage with me. they're part of the greatest generation of america. [cheers and applause] they preserved liberty by sacrificing immeasurably to keep this country free from despots. lad

john? >> thank you very much. >>> well, the oakland man accused of bludgeoning a berkeley hills man to death with a ceramic pot will not face a jury. a judge says 23-year-old daniel dewitt is not competent to stand trial. doctors say dewitt is not able to understand the legal proceedings that would be happening. dewitt, accused of killing 67-year-old peter sucor outside of his home just last month. his wife says her husband confronted dewitt when he wandered on to their property in search of a woman his family says does not exist. >>> police are warning about a rash of car burglaries on the u.c. berkeley campus. happening in the lawrence hall of science parking lot. police have been called to that lot numerous times in recent eonths, investigating whether th burglaries are related. and they've stepped up patrols. >>> and it's not just car thefts on the rise, but gas theft, as well. police say incidents like this one caught on tape in sacramento have risen by nearly 50% since january. officers think while some people are siphoning off tanks, others are simply punching holes in them to steal that gas. as gas prices continue to rise as summer approaches, experts wor

john, sara maria, where are you? patrick, elizabeth, peter and daniel. they're all wearing buttons for our little bella.ve everybody here. [ applause ] >> we went up against enormous odds not just here in the state of ohio, who knows how much we were out-spent but in every state. there wasn't a single state in the list i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case, we overcame the odds. here in ohio, still too close to call. [ applause ] >> just like the folks here in stubenville and the ohio valley and all the valleys of this country that are the heart and soul of this country, they worked hard and they overcame odds. that's what -- that's what we're here to talk about. that's why we came to stubenville. that's one of the reasons i'm so proud to have my mom and father-in-law and mother-in-law up on stage with me. they're a part of the greatest generation of america. [ applause ] th >> they preserved liberty by sacrificing immeasurably to keep this country free from despots. ladies and gentlemen, it's a bit different battle that we're enga

john, sarah maria, where are you? patrick, elizabeth, peter and daniel. they are all wearing buttons for our little bella.verybody here. we went up against enormous odds, not just here in the state of ohio where who knows how much we were outspent but every state. there wasn't a single state in the list that i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case we overcame the odds, here in ohio, still too close to call. [ applause ] but just like the folks in steubenville and throughout the ohio valley and all the valleys of this country, that are the heart and soul of the country, they worked hard and overcame odds. they are part of the greatest generation of america. [ applause ] they preserve d liberty by sacrificing to keep this country free from despots. ladies and gentlemen, it's a bit different battle we're engaged in today but no less a battle for the basic liberties that this country was founded upon. we have a group of people in washington and in other places around this country who believe that the elites in washington are the ones who s